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LAWS6167: International Law II
2022 unit information
This unit of study consolidates and builds upon knowledge gained in LAWS6243 International Law I. The relationship between international law and domestic law is explored in depth, both in a comparative perspective and with reference to the impact of international law on Australian law and legal institutions. The unit also addresses specialist topics not covered, or only briefly covered, in LAWS6243 International Law I, which may include a more detailed examination of the limits of state jurisdiction, the role of the individual in international law, international human rights, and the right of states to respond to international wrongs. Other topics of current interest in public international law will also be examined, with students given an appreciation of the role and relevance of international law in major events in contemporary international affairs.
Unit details and rules
Managing faculty or University school:
Law
| Code | LAWS6167 |
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| Academic unit | Law |
| Credit points | 6 |
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LAWS6243 |
At the completion of this unit, you should be able to:
- LO1. demonstrate a deeper understanding of the ways in which public international law is created, implemented and enforced by national legal systems and international institutions
- LO2. demonstrate a deeper understanding of international legal theory and the international law-making process
- LO3. demonstrate an appreciation of how domestic courts are empowered and constrained from addressing disputes involving matters of international law
- LO4. demonstrate a sound knowledge of the substantive legal rules and principles in each of the specific topic areas
- LO5. demonstrate greater familiarity with the methods of international law research.
- LO6. demonstrate the ability to think, and write, critically about the topics covered in the unit
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